A task tells you what to do and when. If it has an active deliverable,
that definition says what evidence is accepted and what the reviewer checks.
Your submission is your individual attempt; a review is the decision
on that attempt. These are separate records. A published task with no
deliverable can instead be marked done by the member.
Send the evidence the task requests
On My path, open the published task and read its instructions, accepted
format, review criteria and deadline. A task may sit in a milestone or under
Other actions.
Prepare the requested evidence. For a link, enter its URL. For a file,
first host it somewhere the reviewer can access, then enter the URL to
that hosted file. The file field records a reference; the submission
sheet does not upload a file. If the deliverable accepts both, use the
fields it actually offers.
Save a draft if you need to return before sending. Check the URL and any
comment, then submit. The sent version becomes read-only and keeps its
timestamp and attachments.
Reopen the submission for the review. If the reviewer requests changes,
read the feedback and expected corrections, then start a new version.
Its fields start empty; the earlier version remains available for comparison.
For example, the Agentic AI Developer member submits a link to an already
hosted agent demo for “Submit your agent demo.” A reviewer requests a clearer
failure-case explanation. The member prepares an improved demo and sends a
new version; the first link and its review remain in the history. This is an
illustrative sequence, not a live member record.
State
What you can do
Draft
Edit the attempt and send it while the task is open and you may participate.
Submitted or in review
Read the sent version; wait for the reviewer. It cannot be edited.
Changes requested
Read the corrections and send a new version when resubmission remains permitted.
Validated
The evidence was accepted. It can open later steps in validation-required mode.
Rejected
The decision is final for that submission; no new version follows that rejection.
A deadline may be fixed for everyone or calculated from your enrollment date.
After it passes, a first submission is refused. Paused participation
suspends actions, and closed participation does not offer new submissions.
History remains visible according to your access. If you expect to submit but
the action is unavailable, check the displayed deadline and enrollment state
with your school or coach; staff can extend a deadline for one member.
Information
A submission's file field takes a URL to an already
hosted file. It does not upload from your device. Member submission and review
are screen-only actions; the public API exposes task and deliverable
authoring, not a member submit or reviewer decision endpoint.
Read The member journey for all
unlocking and deadline rules, or Reading progress
for the difference between learning and accepted work.
